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- Incident Management workflows and user tasks
- Access Incident Management reports
- Create a new incident from a user interaction
- Create new incidents from monitoring system notifications
- Review and update incident information
- Assign an incident
- Reassign an incident
- Change incident status pending user information
- Change incident status pending vendor/supplier investigation
- Document an existing solution or workaround in an incident
- Test the incident resolution
- Change incident resolution
- Reassign incident resolution
- Reject an incident resolution
- Reject an incident resolution with an associated change or service request
- Escalate an incident
- Reassign an incident for additional support
- Monitor interaction queue for service level agreement breaches
- Monitor interaction queue for potential service level agreement breaches
- Handle Complaints
- Open an incident
- View a list of services potentially affected by an outage
- Apply a template to complete an incident
- Access Incident Management views
- Relate a record to an incident record
- Update an incident
- Resolve an incident
- Close an incident
- Close a first-time resolved incident
- Close an incident with an associated interaction or event
- Close multiple incident records
- Create an incident task
- Cancel an opened task for an incident record
- Close an opened task for an incident record
- Create other types of record from an incident
- Set a parent incident
- Set a child incident
- Unlink a child incident
- Mark an incident as a major incident
- Mark an incident for escalation
Monitor Interaction Queue for Potential Service Level Agreement Breaches
Part of Workflow(s):
Service Level Agreement Monitoring
Applies to User Roles:
Service Desk Agent
The Service Desk Agent monitors the interaction queues for interactions with associated incidents that are within a few hours of breaching as specified by the Service Level Agreement (SLA) for the type of incident. For those items that are within one hour of breaching, the Service Desk Agent coordinates with the Incident Coordinator who escalates the incident associated with the escalation and communicate the expected resolution to the applicable users and user groups. For those items that are within four hours or one day of breaching, the Service Desk Agent monitors the applicable queues until the interactions are resolved or escalated.
To monitor the interaction queues for potential breached interactions:
- Click Service Desk > Interaction Queue or view your To Do queue.
- In the View list, select the Monitor SLA Interaction - Breach within 1 hour queue.
- To view the incident details for an interaction in the queue:
- View the related incident.
- Click More or the More Actions icon and select Related > Incidents > View.
- Double-click the Incident ID.
- Contact the Incident Coordinator assigned to the related incident, and either begin the Incident Escalation process or contact the affected users and groups with the expected resolution details.
- For any interactions in the other Monitor SLA Interaction queues, continue to monitor the queues until the items are resolved or require escalation.
Related topics
Prioritizing incidents, problems, requests, and changes
Standard alerts and Service Level Agreements
Why are service agreements important?
Working with service contracts
Working with service agreements
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Operational Level Agreements
Incident Management overview
Alerts and escalation
Service Desk overview
Associating a Service Desk interaction with another application record
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Monitor Interaction Queue for Service Level Agreement Breaches